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Hi,

I wonder if Advanced Shipping by Rules Plugin can use the shipping rules with respect to the following rules:

Articles of sizes: 40 x 30 | 50 x 40 | 60 x 40 | 70 x 50 | 80 x 50 | 80 x 60 | 90 x 60 | 100 x 50 = shipping price of 20$ for 5 articles; articles 6-10 25$.
Articles of sizes: 100 x 60 | 100 x 70 | 100 x 80 | 100 x 90 | 100 x 100 | 120 x 60 | 120 x 80 = shipping price of 25$ for 5 articles; articles 6-10 35$.

In addition, I would like to assign two categories of fixed price shipping for one product.
For example, a product in the category of X [id 4] should always have a fixed price of $ 30 shipping for the article.
When a customer buys two products in the category id = 4, then should have a shipping price of $ 60.
Does the Advanced Shipping to Rules Plugin is this possible?

Best regards,
Jurkiewicz

If I understand you correctly, you want shipping costs calculated on a per-product basis.
Unfortunately, the plugin is NOT designed to handle such per-product/article shipping costs.

Sorry,
Reinhold

Thank you for your response.

I do not want a single product had a different price shipping, I want to make it for:
1) the dimension of the article
2) the quantity of purchased products
3) articles in the category id 4, which would have a fixed cost shipping $ 50 | Judging by the rule from your example, it would be possible "Name="Free shipping of Books only"; Categories==list(1234); Shipping=0"

On the basis of your embodiment seems to be possible:


First group items with dimensions: (article 1) 40 x 30 cm | (article 2) 50 x 40 cm | (article 3) 60 x 40 cm | (article 4) 70 x 50 cm | (article 5) 80 x 50 cm | (article 6) 80 x 60 cm | (article 7) 90 x 60 cm | (article 8) 100 x 50 cm = shipping cost of 20$ for 5 articles; shipping cost of 25$ for 6-10 articles; shipping cost of 25$ for 11-20 articles.
Second group items with dimensions: (article 9) 100 x 60 cm | (article 10) 100 x 70 cm | (article 11) 100 x 80 cm | (article 12) 100 x 9 cm0 | (article 13) 100 x 100 cm | (article 14) 120 x 60 cm | (article 15) 120 x 80 cm = shipping cost of 25$ for 5 articles; shipping cost of 35$ for 6-10 articles, shipping cost of 40$ for 11-20 articles.

In your example is a group called "Domestic small" = "First group" and "Domestic medium" = "Second group".
In my example, I would like to use the dimensions of the items to assign them to the appropriate group.
Shop will be selling boards that have different dimensions, therefore, important parameter is the size, not weight.
In my case, operate on the following parameters: TotalLength, TotalWidth, TotalHeight, TotalPackaging would probably be best.
Moreover, as someone will buy more boards, I'd like to give to give him a lower price for shipping (1-5 articles; 6-10 articles; 11-20 articles).
In the example you have used the parametr "amount" so it should not be a problem.

Ah, I see. Unfortunately, your step "assign them to the appropriate group" means that you have to look at each article individually. In my plugin, however, you have only access to the whole cart values (i.e. sum of ALL lengths, maximum and minimum length). So you might be able to figure out whether an article of the second group is in the cart (by checking MaxLength or MaxWidth), but you cannot find out in the rules how many of these articles are in the cart!...

Sorry,
Reinhold